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House rules
# For a harmonious coexistence
Children
Children's games are part of ordinary life and should be tolerated. Children have to play, and therefore we allow ball games with soft balls. The courtyard, green areas and other open spaces can be used for playing. Sandpits and playgrounds are there for children. They must be kept clean. Tenants using the playground are responsible for keeping the play areas clean and for clearing away litter and their own play equipment. Parents are responsible for their children and must have a positive influence on them. This includes respect for other people and the property of others.Outside areas
No objects may be stored in the outdoor areas. Parking vehicles on the courtyard, the paths and green areas is not permitted. Bicycles may only be parked in the designated parking spaces. Vehicles may not be washed within the housing complexes. Tenants are not permitted to change the oil and perform repairs on their vehicles. Company plaques, advertising signs and similar signs, as well as external and roof aerials and satellite dishes may not be attached or set up without the prior consent of the landlord.House rules
Living together in an apartment building requires certain rules. These are laid down in the house rules and serve to protect the individual area, to demarcate the interests of the tenants among themselves and vis-à-vis the landlord, and to regulate the use of the communally used parts of the building and facilities. If all parties involved are careful to observe the house rules, they will contribute to the existence of a well-functioning housing community.
Separate
and collect waste
in the designated bins. Only dispose
of bulky waste, cardboard boxes, etc.
once they have been broken up.
For more information, see our waste
brochure
Maintenance and cleanliness
The tenant is responsible for keeping the flat clean and maintaining it properly. This also includes regularly cleaning the balcony (removal of bird droppings, plant growth, rubbish, etc.). Floors, windows and doors may only be cleaned with suitable commercial cleaning agents; natural woods must be treated regularly with an appropriate care product. You can find more details in the brochure “Maintaining your living space”. The filter of the motorised fans in your wet rooms and kitchens (e.g. inlying bathrooms) must be cleaned once a year. You will also find instructions on how to do this in the “Maintaining your living space” brochure.
The flat must be adequately heated and ventilated at
all times of the year. More detailed information can be
found in the brochure “Heating and ventilation”.
To avoid water contamination, e.g. by legionella, make
sure that sufficient hot and cold water is taken from all
taps and shower heads and that the toilet is flushed
properly. If the flats are not used for a longer period of
time (more than 3 days), all taps should be opened for
five minutes upon return.
Toilets, sinks and gutters are all equally unsuitable for
the disposal of domestic and kitchen waste, dirt, bulky
objects and poorly soluble or viscous substances.
Waste and refuse may only be collected separately in the
bins provided for this. Bulky waste, cardboard boxes etc.
may only be put in the relevant bins after they have been
broken up. Please ensure that no waste or refuse is spilt
and deposited in the building, on the access routes or
around the bins (see waste brochure).
You can find
more information
on the topic of
“Maintaining your
living space” here:
You can
find more
information on
the subject of
“Heating and
ventilation” here:
The laundry room and drying rooms, where present,
are available for use according to the landlord's schedule.
On balconies, laundry may only be dried within the balcony
up to the height of the balcony parapet.
Only the equipment intended for the purpose should
be used for carpet beating. De-dusting and beating
on balconies, loggias, access balconies and out of
the windows is not permitted.
Feeding pigeons from the flat or within the housing
complex is prohibited and constitutes a regulatory
offence in the Nuremberg city area
.
You can
find more
information
on the topic of
“Waste” here:
Ball games
with
soft
balls
is permitted.
Children
Children's games are part of ordinary life and should be tolerated. Children have to play, and therefore we allow ball games with soft balls. The courtyard, green areas and other open spaces can be used for playing. Sandpits and playgrounds are there for children. They must be kept clean. Tenants using the playground are responsible for keeping the play areas clean and for clearing away litter and their own play equipment. Parents are responsible for their children and must have a positive influence on them. This includes respect for other people and the property of others.Outside areas
No objects may be stored in the outdoor areas. Parking vehicles on the courtyard, the paths and green areas is not permitted. Bicycles may only be parked in the desig- nated parking spaces. Vehicles may not be washed within the housing complexes. Tenants are not permitted to change the oil and perform repairs on their vehicles. Company plaques, advertising signs and similar signs, as well as external and roof aerials and satellite dishes may not be at- tached or set up without the prior consent of the landlord.House rules
Living together in an apartment building requires certain rules. These are laid down in the house rules and serve to protect the individual area, to demarcate the interests of the tenants among themselves and vis-à-vis the landlord, and to regulate the use of the communally used parts of the building and facilities. If all parties involved are careful to observe the house rules, they will contribute to the existence of a well- functioning housing community.
Ball games
with
soft
balls
is
permitted.
Damage & accident
prevention
The attic and seller may only be entered with a sealed light. Smoking is prohibited there. Fuel must be stored properly. The storage of fuel oil requires the written consent of the landlord. When heating with coal-burning stoves, never light solids with a flammable liquid such as ethyl alcohol or petrol. No objects may be left in the shared attic drying room. The storage of objects in open roof spaces is only permitted on a limited basis. Highly flammable materials (e.g. paper, cardboard, etc.) and solid fuels (e.g. wood, coal) may not be stored in these areas. Furthermore, access to the fireplace must always be unobstructed. The placing of combustible objects by the fireplace is not permitted. You can find more details in the brochure “Fire prevention”.
Barbecuing on the balconies and open areas is only
permitted with an electric barbecue. Charcoal and
other fuels, such as gas, are not to be used due
to the risk of fire.
In the event of frost, the pipes and installations
belonging to the flat that are at risk must be protected
by appropriate measures. Please make sure that the
radiators are not fully switched off during the cold
season, even if you are absent for a longer period
of time. If there is a threat of a storm, all the windows
of the building and its facilities must be kept closed.
Flower boards and window boxes on windows, loggias
and balconies must be attached properly and securely.
When watering plants on balconies, it is necessary to
ensure that no damage is done to the building wall and
that the water does not drip onto windows and balconies
of other tenants or onto passers-by. For this reason,
window boxes on balconies, loggias and roof terraces
may only be placed on the inside. Further information
on use can be found in the brochure “Balconies,
terraces & co.“
Fastening win-
dow boxes
safely.
Quiet in the building
At all times of day, noise extending beyond normal bounds which could impair the peace of other tenants must be avoided. Work in the house and garden that disturbs the peace is only permitted Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and 3:00 p. to 7:00 pm as well as Saturday from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Apart from the midday quiet time from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm, there is another, special quiet time from 10:00 pm - 7:00 am. It goes without saying that there is a full-day rest period on Sundays and public holidays, which are protected by law. Playing and listening to radios, sound recordings of any kind and similar devices as well as playing music shall always be restricted to the flat and kept to room volume level. Any noise in the entrances to the property, outside areas, corridors and in the stairway should also be avoided.Common rooms
All the tenants must ensure that these are kept clean and maintained. Objects, particularly bicycles, mopeds and shoe lockers, may not be placed in common rooms or on stairs and corridors; prams and wheelchairs may only be parked in such a way that they do not obstruct the house residents. If there are special rules for the use of these areas, these must be observed.
Representative
of the landlord
The employees of the landlord act for the landlord within the framework of the tasks belonging to their area of responsibility. To this end, the landlord's employees have a service ID card. Voluntary building representatives also act for the landlord within the framework of the tasks belonging to their area of responsibility.
More information
on the topic of
“Fire prevention”
can be found
here:
More information
on the topic of
“Balconies” can be
found here:
Dogs must be kept on a lead within the building and
the housing complex and kept away from playgrounds
and green areas. Their excrement must be removed or
caused to be removed immediately. In general, keeping
dogs requires prior permission from the landlord.
You can find more details in your tenancy agreement.
Entrance doors to the house must be kept closed
and unlocked. The loss of the keys must be reported
to the landlord.
In the event of a prolonged absence of the tenant,
he/she should leave the flat keys with someone he/
she trusts and inform an employee of the landlord.
This ensures access to the flat in emergency situations
(e.g. water damage). Please also use the emergency
contact form for this purpose.
Damages and faults in the flat or in the
building must be reported to the landlord
immediately. If defects or malfunctions
occur in supply lines (gas, water, electricity
and heating), the fault
reporting centres of N-ERGIE
must be informed of this
immediately at 0911/ 900 44 66,
as well as the landlord
.
Employees of
the landlord
wear a
service
ID card.
Apart from the midday quiet
time from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm,
there is another, special quiet
time from 10:00 pm - 7:00 am.
It goes without saying that there
is a full-day rest period on
Sundays and public holidays,
which are protected by law.
Separate and collect waste
in the designated bins. Only dispose
of bulky waste, cardboard boxes, etc.
once they have been broken up.
For more information, see our waste
brochure
Maintenance and
cleanliness
The tenant is responsible for keeping the flat clean and maintaining it properly. This also includes regularly cleaning the balcony (removal of bird droppings, plant growth, rubbish, etc.). Floors, windows and doors may only be cleaned with suitable commercial cleaning agents; natural woods must be treated regularly with an appropriate care product. You can find more details in the brochure “Maintaining your living space”. The filter of the motorised fans in your wet rooms and kitchens (e.g. inlying bathrooms) must be cleaned once a year. You will also find instructions on how to do this in the “Maintaining your living space” brochure.
The flat must be adequately heated and
ventilated at all times of the year.
More detailed information
can be found in
the brochure
“Heating and
ventilation”.
To avoid water contamination, e.g. by legionella,
make sure that sufficient hot and cold water is
taken from all taps and shower heads and that
the toilet is flushed properly. If the flats are not
used for a longer period of time (more than 3
days), all taps should be opened for five
minutes upon return.
Toilets, sinks and gutters are all equally
unsuitable for the disposal of domestic
and kitchen waste, dirt, bulky objects
and poorly soluble or viscous
substances.
Waste and refuse may only be collected
separately in the bins provided for this.
Bulky waste, cardboard boxes etc. may
only be put in the relevant bins after
they have been broken up. Please
ensure that no waste or refuse is spilt
and deposited in the building, on the
access routes or around the bins
(see waste brochure).
You can find
more information
on the topic of
“Maintaining your
living space” here
You can find
more information
on the topic of
“Maintaining your
living space” here
The laundry room and drying rooms, where
present, are available for use according to the
landlord's schedule. On balconies, laundry may
only be dried within the balcony up to the
height of the balcony parapet.
Only the equipment intended for the purpose
should be used for carpet beating. De-dusting
and beating on balconies, loggias, access
balconies and out of the windows is not
permitted.
Feeding pigeons from the flat or within
the housing complex is prohibited and
constitutes a regulatory offence in the
Nuremberg city area
.
You can find
more information
on the topic of
“Maintaining your
living space” here
Quiet in the building
At all times of day, noise extending beyond normal bounds which could impair the peace of other tenants must be avoided. Work in the house and garden that disturbs the peace is only permitted Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and 3:00 p. to 7:00 pm as well as Saturday from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Apart from the midday quiet time from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm, there is another, special quiet time from 10:00 pm - 7:00 am. It goes without saying that there is a full-day rest period on Sundays and public holidays, which are protected by law. Playing and listening to radios, sound recordings of any kind and similar devices as well as playing music shall always be restricted to the flat and kept to room volume level. Any noise in the entrances to the property, outside areas, corridors and in the stairway should also be avoided.Common rooms
All the tenants must ensure that these are kept clean and maintained. Objects, partic- ularly bicycles, mopeds and shoe lockers, may not be placed in common rooms or on stairs and corridors; prams and wheel- chairs may only be parked in such a way that they do not obstruct the house resi- dents. If there are special rules for the use of these areas, these must be observed.
Apart from the midday
quiet time from
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm,
there is another,
special quiet time from
10:00 pm - 7:00 am.
Representative
of the landlord
The employees of the landlord act for the landlord within the framework of the tasks belonging to their area of responsibility. To this end, the landlord's employees have a service ID card. Voluntary building representatives also act for the landlord within the framework of the tasks belonging to their area of responsibility.
Employees of
the landlord
wear a
service
ID card.
Children
Children's games are part of ordinary life and should be tolerated. Children have to play, and therefore we allow ball games with soft balls. The courtyard, green areas and other open spaces can be used for playing. Sandpits and playgrounds are there for children. They must be kept clean. Tenants using the playground are responsible for keeping the play areas clean and for clearing away litter and their own play equipment. Parents are responsible for their children and must have a positive influence on them. This includes respect for other people and the property of others.Outside areas
No objects may be stored in the outdoor areas. Parking vehicles on the courtyard, the paths and green areas is not permitted. Bicycles may only be parked in the designated parking spaces. Vehicles may not be washed within the housing complexes. Tenants are not permitted to change the oil and perform repairs on their vehicles. Company plaques, advertising signs and similar signs, as well as external and roof aerials and satellite dishes may not be attached or set up without the prior consent of the landlord.House rules
Living together in an apartment building requires certain rules. These are laid down in the house rules and serve to protect the individual area, to demarcate the interests of the tenants among themselves and vis-à-vis the landlord, and to regulate the use of the communally used parts of the building and facilities. If all parties involved are careful to observe the house rules, they will contribute to the existence of a well-functioning housing community.
Separate
and collect waste
in the designated bins. Only dispose
of bulky waste, cardboard boxes, etc.
once they have been broken up.
For more information, see our waste
brochure
Maintenance and cleanliness
The tenant is responsible for keeping the flat clean and maintaining it properly. This also includes regularly cleaning the balcony (removal of bird droppings, plant growth, rubbish, etc.). Floors, windows and doors may only be cleaned with suitable commercial cleaning agents; natural woods must be treated regularly with an appropriate care product. You can find more details in the brochure “Maintaining your living space”. The filter of the motorised fans in your wet rooms and kitchens (e.g. inlying bathrooms) must be cleaned once a year. You will also find instructions on how to do this in the “Maintaining your living space” brochure.
The flat must be adequately heated and ventilated at
all times of the year. More detailed information can be
found in the brochure “Heating and ventilation”.
To avoid water contamination, e.g. by legionella, make
sure that sufficient hot and cold water is taken from all
taps and shower heads and that the toilet is flushed
properly. If the flats are not used for a longer period of
time (more than 3 days), all taps should be opened for
five minutes upon return.
Toilets, sinks and gutters are all equally unsuitable for
the disposal of domestic and kitchen waste, dirt, bulky
objects and poorly soluble or viscous substances.
Waste and refuse may only be collected separately in the
bins provided for this. Bulky waste, cardboard boxes etc.
may only be put in the relevant bins after they have been
broken up. Please ensure that no waste or refuse is spilt
and deposited in the building, on the access routes or
around the bins (see waste brochure).
You can find
more information
on the topic of
“Maintaining your
living space” here:
You can
find more
information on
the subject of
“Heating and
ventilation” here:
The laundry room and drying rooms, where present,
are available for use according to the landlord's schedule.
On balconies, laundry may only be dried within the balcony
up to the height of the balcony parapet.
Only the equipment intended for the purpose should
be used for carpet beating. De-dusting and beating
on balconies, loggias, access balconies and out of
the windows is not permitted.
Feeding pigeons from the flat or within the housing
complex is prohibited and constitutes a regulatory
offence in the Nuremberg city area
.
You can
find more
information
on the topic of
“Waste” here:
Ball games
with
soft
balls
is permitted.
Damage & accident prevention
The attic and seller may only be entered with a sealed light. Smoking is prohibited there. Fuel must be stored properly. The storage of fuel oil requires the written consent of the landlord. When heating with coal-burning stoves, never light solids with a flammable liquid such as ethyl alcohol or petrol. No objects may be left in the shared attic drying room. The storage of objects in open roof spaces is only permitted on a limited basis. Highly flammable materials (e.g. paper, cardboard, etc.) and solid fuels (e.g. wood, coal) may not be stored in these areas. Furthermore, access to the fireplace must always be unobstructed. The placing of combustible objects by the fireplace is not permitted. You can find more details in the brochure “Fire prevention”.
Barbecuing on the balconies and open areas is only
permitted with an electric barbecue. Charcoal and
other fuels, such as gas, are not to be used due
to the risk of fire.
In the event of frost, the pipes and installations
belonging to the flat that are at risk must be protected
by appropriate measures. Please make sure that the
radiators are not fully switched off during the cold
season, even if you are absent for a longer period
of time. If there is a threat of a storm, all the windows
of the building and its facilities must be kept closed.
Flower boards and window boxes on windows, loggias
and balconies must be attached properly and securely.
When watering plants on balconies, it is necessary to
ensure that no damage is done to the building wall and
that the water does not drip onto windows and
balconies
of other tenants or onto passers-by. For this reason,
window boxes on balconies, loggias and roof terraces
may only be placed on the inside. Further information
on use can be found in the brochure “Balconies,
terraces & co.“
Fastening
window boxes
safely.
More information
on the topic of
“Fire prevention”
can be found
here:
More information
on the topic of
“Balconies” can be
found here:
Dogs must be kept on a lead within the building and
the housing complex and kept away from playgrounds
and green areas. Their excrement must be removed or
caused to be removed immediately. In general, keeping
dogs requires prior permission from the landlord.
You can find more details in your tenancy agreement.
Entrance doors to the house must be kept closed
and unlocked. The loss of the keys must be reported
to the landlord.
In the event of a prolonged absence of the tenant,
he/she should leave the flat keys with someone he/
she trusts and inform an employee of the landlord.
This ensures access to the flat in emergency situations
(e.g. water damage). Please also use the emergency
contact form for this purpose.
Damages and faults in
the flat or in the building
must be reported to the
landlord immediately. If
defects or malfunctions
occur in supply lines (gas,
water, electricity and heat-
ing), the fault reporting
centres of N-ERGIE must
be informed of this
immediately at
0911/ 900 44 66,
as well as the landlord
.
Damage & accident
prevention
The attic and seller may only be entered with a sealed light. Smoking is prohibited there. Fuel must be stored properly. The storage of fuel oil requires the written consent of the landlord. When heating with coal-burning stoves, never light solids with a flammable liquid such as ethyl alcohol or petrol. No objects may be left in the shared attic drying room. The storage of objects in open roof spaces is only permitted on a limited basis. Highly flammable materials (e.g. paper, cardboard, etc.) and solid fuels (e.g. wood, coal) may not be stored in these areas. Furthermore, access to the fireplace must always be unobstructed. The placing of combustible objects by the fireplace is not permitted. You can find more details in the brochure “Fire prevention”.
Barbecuing on the balconies and open areas is only
permitted with an electric barbecue. Charcoal and
other fuels, such as gas, are not to be used due
to the risk of fire.
In the event of frost, the pipes and installations
belonging to the flat that are at risk must be protected
by appropriate measures. Please make sure that the
radiators are not fully switched off during the cold
season, even if you are absent for a longer period
of time. If there is a threat of a storm, all the windows
of the building and its facilities must be kept closed.
Flower boards and window boxes on windows, loggias
and balconies must be attached properly and securely.
When watering plants on balconies, it is necessary to
ensure that no damage is done to the building wall and
that the water does not drip onto windows and balconies
of other tenants or onto passers-by. For this reason,
window boxes on balconies, loggias and roof terraces
may only be placed on the inside. Further information
on use can be found in the brochure “Balconies,
terraces & co.“
Fastening win-
dow boxes
safely.
Common rooms
All the tenants must ensure that these are kept clean and maintained. Objects, particularly bicycles, mopeds and shoe lockers, may not be placed in common rooms or on stairs and corridors; prams and wheelchairs may only be parked in such a way that they do not obstruct the house residents. If there are special rules for the use of these areas, these must be observed.
Apart from the midday quiet
time from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm,
there is another, special quiet
time from 10:00 pm - 7:00 am.
It goes without saying that there
is a full-day rest period on
Sundays and public holidays,
which are protected by law.
Representative
of the landlord
The employees of the landlord act for the landlord within the framework of the tasks belonging to their area of responsibility. To this end, the landlord's employees have a service ID card. Voluntary building representatives also act for the landlord within the framework of the tasks belonging to their area of responsibility.
More information
on the topic of
“Fire prevention”
can be found
here:
More information
on the topic of
“Balconies” can be
found here:
Dogs must be kept on a lead within the building and
the housing complex and kept away from playgrounds
and green areas. Their excrement must be removed or
caused to be removed immediately. In general, keeping
dogs requires prior permission from the landlord.
You can find more details in your tenancy agreement.
Entrance doors to the house must be kept closed
and unlocked. The loss of the keys must be reported
to the landlord.
In the event of a prolonged absence of the tenant,
he/she should leave the flat keys with someone he/
she trusts and inform an employee of the landlord.
This ensures access to the flat in emergency situations
(e.g. water damage). Please also use the emergency
contact form for this purpose.
Damages and faults in the flat or in the
building must be reported to the landlord
immediately. If defects or malfunctions
occur in supply lines (gas, water, electricity
and heating), the fault
reporting centres of N-ERGIE
must be informed of this
immediately at 0911/ 900 44 66,
as well as the landlord
.
Employees of
the landlord
wear a
service
ID card.
Quiet in the building
At all times of day, noise extending beyond normal bounds which could impair the peace of other tenants must be avoided. Work in the house and garden that disturbs the peace is only permitted Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and 3:00 p. to 7:00 pm as well as Saturday from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Apart from the midday quiet time from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm, there is another, special quiet time from 10:00 pm - 7:00 am. It goes without saying that there is a full-day rest period on Sundays and public holidays, which are protected by law. Playing and listening to radios, sound recordings of any kind and similar devices as well as playing music shall always be restricted to the flat and kept to room volume level. Any noise in the entrances to the property, outside areas, corridors and in the stairway should also be avoided.
